Despite the federal government’s inflexibility and political opposition to renewables, you cannot stop the momentum. Solar is now mainstream. It has caused a shake-up among regulators, generators, and policymakers. Solar homeowners are fundamentally and irreversibly transforming the energy market. There are financial and environmental benefits of rooftop PV and the increasing appeal of battery storage,… Continue reading Renewable Energy Looking Forward
Introduction to Instrumentation and Automation Instrumentation deals with the measurement of process variables like pressure, temperature, flow, etc within industrial facilities and the management of equipment for automated control. Automation describes a wide range of technologies that reduce human intervention in processes. Human intervention is reduced by predetermining decision criteria, subprocess relationships, and related actions… Continue reading Benefits of specialising in Electrical, Instrumentation and Control
A Registered Training Organisation (RTO), PMV, delivers specialised post-trade training in hazardous areas, electrical instrumentation, instrumentation and control, renewable energy, and high voltage. PMV stands out as a niche post-trade electrical training institute throughout our journey. One of the most professional and dynamic electrical training institutes in Australia, PMV is listed as one of the finest training providers and electrical training… Continue reading PMV: Successful journey since 2005
Oil and gas industry, chemical plants and mineral processing industry has an explosive environment that increases the risk of ignition. Hazardous Area Hazardous Area is an area in which an explosive atmosphere is present, or may be expected to be present, in quantities such as to require special precautions for the construction, installation and use… Continue reading What is EEHA? Challenges and Opportunities
Electrical instrumentation is one of the fastest growing industries, not just in Australia but all over the world. Since production of industrial goods are dependent on the calibration, commission and maintenance of measurement of electrical devices, most of the industries are now focusing on electrical instrumentation services. Introduction to Electrical Instrumentation Electrical instrumentation is a… Continue reading Pros and cons of Electrical Instrumentation courses
Over the years, the electrical industry has seen rapid growth. The energy consumption of Australia rose by 0.6% to reach 6,196 petajoules (PJ) in 2018–19. On an average, the past ten years have seen a growth of 0.7%. In 2018–19, fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas) accounted for 94% of Australian primary energy sources. 39% of Australia’s primary energy mix in… Continue reading High demand for electrical courses in Australia
PMV Engineering Services offers a variety of consulting services in the areas of HAC and design, Cloud based EEHA Inspection and HAVD updates, BSES Risk Assessment to AS/NZS 5139, HAZOP and HAZID workshops. PMV provides solution for Hydrogen Refuelling Station (HRS) at 900 Bars pressure for ATCO Gas Recently, PMV has been consulting with ATCO Gas… Continue reading PMV Consulting – Recent work for ATCO Gas
The renewable energy industry has seen a surge in activity across the globe. From solar panels converting energy from the sun into electricity to onshore and offshore wind farms generating clean power, there has been a worldwide trend of increasing green infrastructure and sustainable energy which minimises environmental impacts and pollution. Statistics related to renewable… Continue reading Scope for renewable energy courses with Project Management Vision
In this era of advanced technology and industrial equipment, being competent in the industry means more than just having beginner skills. Electricians, Technicians, and Engineers, need to keep up with the advancements in the industrial development. The rapid technological innovation and changes to AS/NZS Standards, has reinforced the increasing demand for up-skilling and continuous professional… Continue reading Importance of continuous professional development and up-skilling with short courses
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AMEC) has finalised reforms designed to get more small-scale solar into the grid and support the growth of batteries and electric vehicles (EV). The reforms will put tough new obligations on power network companies to make their networks ‘smarter’. Each network will retain the ability to develop its own incentives… Continue reading Smart Solar: The Reforms at a Glance
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